I realize that this is considered to be "roomy," but does it actually take up much space? Would it be a nuisance to keep at your work station?
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When I would use it for work everyday, I would put it under my work station. It never got in the way there. I couldn't see keeping it ontop of your station for ANY reason though. Take it to work, take out what you use most often, close it up and put it under your station. If you need something else, pull it out, open, take out what you need, close, put back. Are there any pictures that may help you?
32216
Its better than a knife roll and holds more stuff. I love mine and wouldnt trade it for anything!
32217
Opened up and laying flat, it's about 21" x 20". We had to keep our kits under the counter most of the time, so it wasn't an issue for me. My class 'space' would have allowed for enough room to work had I kept it on top of my work space. Holds a ton of equipment. Normal stainless measuring cups probably will not fit; I went with the collapsible type. It's very durable and the zippers are made well. I'd highly recommend this to carry your tools.
32218
I keep mine on my station. Obviously, every kitchen is different. Partially loaded, it fits in a four inch hotel pan almost filling it.
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When I would use it for work everyday, I would put it under my work station. It never got in the way there. I couldn't see keeping it ontop of your station for ANY reason though.Take it to work, take out what you use most often, close it up and put it under your station. If you need something else, pull it out, open, take out what you need, close, put back.Are there any pictures that may help you?
32220
This case has plenty of room for all your tools - but takes up as much space as a laptop case. It stay small and compact when zipped up - so unless your workstation resembles the spare room of a New York subway at rush hour - it should be a great fit.
32221
I keep mine at my station and it's no problem. Mine is STUFFED with everything I need and it's probably no more than 8 inches thick. I have a FULL set if knives, nearly every gadget that is standard, plus a few extras and it all fits. This is a great bag.
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I think it would be a hassle to fold and store every day...being that I use it everyday, we don't mind having it at the very side of the room. It is very low profile, and the footprint is only 18"-24" wide...so it doesn't stick out. We ordered the black one, so that it is less obtrusive. I hope that helps...feel free to ask any other questions. I ordered mine in May and use it nearly daily. I have several pieces of exercise equipment...and this is by far my favorite to use. The only piece in the living room.
631574
There is plenty of space on the back. The item is heavy though so I would be careful.
802941
No, this would work great as a work bag! It's not bulky at all, I had one & now I wish I never got rid of it:(
1208580
No, because it covers you completely, and you have space for your chairs, coolers and other things inside too. We love ours!
929555
Yes. This is a very large desk with plenty of storage. I use it as a workstation because it provides such a large work area.
1371180
Goodness, yes! Haha I believe the bag would be a little too big, I'm afraid. My screen is about 16 inches and there is still a bit of free space left when I secure it inside and not as nice and snug as I predicted it would be (not that I'm complaining, it works for me). And yes, you are correct with the divided space on the other side. It's very useful and helps me keep everything organized.
1572071
I don't think the space is roomy enough. It has a very small 'footprint,' even though it says X-large. I use mine for land snails, and they don't need a big floor (they climb on the sides).
644575
Yes, there's plenty of space. I uploaded a photo of my set up. Hope it's helpful!
160984
I have this one and it's got a lot of room but you can't put everything the say it can hold in there, not enough space. If you're going to add lots of drives look carefully because on most case the drives will hit caps or video cards on motherboards. Try to find a review where someone says what they were actually able to fit.
880308
I have the small one on my desk at work. It has done well in my cubicle space. I would imagine it would work well in a small room, or bathroom. The larger one has done well in the living/dining/kitchen area of our apartment.
639034
I purchased this for my office, so it is not in front of me right now; however, i don't think this is the perfect option for you. The top 2 drawers are rather shallow and I dont think CDs will fit well (a full bag of coffee stops them from closing) The bottom drawers are nice and deep, but they come in on the sides and dont hold as much as it would appear. It is a nice function piece, but I fear you would be disappointed with the number of CDs it would hold.
146360
It's pretty easy to set up and tear down however, I think space will be an issue. I would go with the next size up.
654671
No minimum.It is a bit bulky to get in and out of wherever it's being stored though--I know I don't grind as much as I thought I would because it's bulky and it's a bit large to be on the counter (for me anyway, I like my cleared-off counter space).
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Depends on whether or not you carry a big purse! It's more of a desk drawer thing. Big enough that you wouldn't want to have it with you all the time.
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yea you can work without the shelf if you want to if the holes for the shelf pins don't bother you then you're good, you can always makeshift something to cover them up. I was gonna do the same but I needed space management eh, the keyboard part you can leave out as well if you don't need it, and on the sturdy side this desk looks like is gonna be solid for years to come, again make sure you got the space cause this thing is big. The back of the board edges are not laminated but you can always laminate them, but overall its a great looking desk.
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It fits in the top drawer, I think as extra space to set something on???? I took it out and don't use it.